Ese 633 week 4 a co teaching lesson plan
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This document provides instructions for developing a one to two page co-teaching lesson plan in APA format. The lesson plan should include the curriculum objective, procedures describing the co-teaching model and teacher roles, accommodations for special needs students, two forms of assessment aligned with the objective, and reflections. At least two additional references beyond the course text should be included.
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